philosophizing

/fəˈlɑsəˌfaɪzɪŋ/
noun
  1. The act or process of thinking or talking about deep philosophical questions.
    • The class was more about philosophizing than learning facts.
    • Too much philosophizing can make a simple problem seem complicated.
    • Their late-night philosophizing often lasted until dawn.
verb
  1. To think deeply or talk about big ideas, such as the meaning of life, truth, or morality.
    • After reading the book, she spent the evening philosophizing about the nature of happiness.
    • He tends to philosophize whenever he hears a sad news story.
    • They sat on the porch, philosophizing about whether people are naturally good or bad.
  2. To express opinions or theories in a way that seems overly serious or pretentious.
    • The coach was tired of the players philosophizing instead of practicing.
    • My uncle loves philosophizing about politics, but he never actually votes.
    • Stop philosophizing and just tell me what you want for dinner.
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